Sentence examples for Follow-up found from inspiring English sources

The 15-year follow-up found little difference in death rates between men screened annually and those in the control group, who were screened occasionally.

It is there that Prelog and Golob's excellent follow-up found a home, and though the album showcases glossier production compared to its rawer predecessor, the two still remain committed to their DIY ethos, born out of equal parts necessity and principle.

Hovelius, in a prospective study of 118 shoulders with 15 years of follow-up, found a satisfaction rate of 98%%, subluxation in 11 patients, and recurrence of instability in three patients [20].

The federal government has created a pseudo-foster-care system for placing youths with relatives and other "sponsors" without the same levels of screening and follow-up found in state and local foster-care agencies.

In summary, this study showed that the effects of the homeopathic medicine were relatively rapid (usually within three days) and a two-month follow-up found that 57percentt of the children experienced sustained and increased improvement.

The News & Observer follow-up found even more, often stunning, bias at the lab, including training manuals that taught workers to consider defendants and their attorneys as the enemy.

Another retrospective cohort study conducted in France with a 15-year follow-up found an increase between the 2-year survival rate in 1987–1996 at 45% (95%CI 32.3 57.8) and the 2-year survival rate in 1997 2001 at 62% (95%CI 46.7 77.1) [73].

Neunteufl et. al. [ 143] in a long follow up, found that the depressed vasodilatation response can predict the cardiovascular event risk for the next 5 years.

95 A study of 112 patients with up to 3 years follow up found significantly less analgesia used and a high rate of patient satisfaction.

A study on community antiretroviral therapy and tuberculosis treatment supporters (CATTS) in Uganda, using a regression model to identify characteristics of CATTS that influenced loss to follow up, found that male CATTS lost more patients for follow up than female CATTS (Alamo et al. 2012).

This study, involving data from more than 1.3 million patients and 2.3 person-years of follow up, found that rofecoxib at doses above 25 mg/day was associated with a threefold higher incidence of MI and/or cardiac deaths than were recorded among nonusers or remote users of anti-inflammatory drugs.